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Report: U.S. Navy is Feeling Out Ship Construction Options in Turkey

Report: U.S. Navy is Feeling Out Ship Construction Options in Turkey

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
  Momentum appears to be building within some corners of the Trump administration to offshore U.S. Navy warship production to yards in U.S. allied nations, where well-developed shipbuilding industr...
China Starts Sea Trials for Largest Electric-Powered Containership

China Starts Sea Trials for Largest Electric-Powered Containership

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
China’s first 10,000-ton electric containership is beginning sea trials. The shipyard is billing the ship as the largest of its kind and a further breakthrough in short-sea shipping. The Ning Yua...
AI Contributes to Surge in Cargo Theft and Freight Fraud

AI Contributes to Surge in Cargo Theft and Freight Fraud

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
The International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) is raising the alarm over a significant surge in cargo theft and freight fraud across the global supply chains. Criminals, it says, are increasingl...
China Continued Shipbuilding Dominance in 2025, Raking In Most Orders

China Continued Shipbuilding Dominance in 2025, Raking In Most Orders

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
  In 2025, China once again dominated the world's shipbuilding orderbooks, according to the latest numbers from Clarksons (compiled by eWorldShip). Out of all orders placed at yards around the worl...
SBI: India's Refiners Could Make Money By Switching to Venezuelan Oil

SBI: India's Refiners Could Make Money By Switching to Venezuelan Oil

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
  India's refiners might make out well by taking a deal with the United States to buy lots of Venezuelan oil, according to the State Bank of India.  Indian refineries became major consumers of g...
Massachusetts Looks to Nova Scotia to Supply Offshore Wind Energy

Massachusetts Looks to Nova Scotia to Supply Offshore Wind Energy

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
  Faced with the need for more electrical power and a desire to expand renewable energy, Massachusetts is looking toward the import of renewable energy from neighboring Nova Scotia. The first-of-it...
Denmark Selects Distributed Construction Strategy for New Arctic Ships

Denmark Selects Distributed Construction Strategy for New Arctic Ships

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
Danish Defence reports that the study group working on the strategy for the construction of its new Arctic ships selected a distributed construction model, which will be the most cost-effective whil...
Small Tanker Grounds on Waterfront at Port of Santa Marta

Small Tanker Grounds on Waterfront at Port of Santa Marta

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
Officials in Santa Marta, Colombia worked hard this week to refloat a small bunker tanker that went aground next to a breakwater near the center of town.  At about 2230 hours on Monday night, the s...
Italian Coast Guard Finds 54 Deficiencies After Saving Livestock Carrier

Italian Coast Guard Finds 54 Deficiencies After Saving Livestock Carrier

By The Maritime Executive
February 4, 2026
The Italian Coast Guard completed its inspection of the livestock carrier Blue Ocean A after overseeing the towing of the disabled ship into the port of Cagliari. While not saying it was a record, t...
With Purge, Xi's Military Control Rises - And So Do Regional Risks

With Purge, Xi's Military Control Rises - And So Do Regional Risks

By The Strategist
February 4, 2026
  By decisively consolidating his personal power, President Xi Jinping’s latest purge of senior military leadership increases strategic risk for the Indo-Pacific. The investigation of two of Chi...

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